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Trump victory puts the nature of democracy in question

Trump victory puts the nature of democracy in question

Democracies have a fatal flaw: majorities can elect leaders who do not believe in democracy or the rule of law or the necessity of strong independent civil institutions such as universities and a free press.

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Joe Biden’s legacy: Made Trump Great Again
Editorial
US Votes 2024

Joe Biden’s legacy: Made Trump Great Again

The president’s hubris in staying on too long made it hard for Kamala Harris and easy for Donald Trump.

  • The Herald's View
Ranked: Worst to best presidential candidate performances on SNL

Ranked: Worst to best presidential candidate performances on SNL

Vice President Kamala Harris made a surprise appearance at the weekend on the late night comedy show. Here’s how her performance compares with Donald Trump’s and other White House wannabes.

  • by Thomas Mitchell
The dinner that showed why Trump and a cardinal should go to confession

The dinner that showed why Trump and a cardinal should go to confession

Instead of telling Trump he was over the line, Cardinal Dolan enabled him to cast his campaign as a quasi-religious crusade.

  • by Maureen Dowd
Not being Trump won’t win Harris the election. She needs to do more –  pronto

Not being Trump won’t win Harris the election. She needs to do more – pronto

Even when getting softballs from supportive TV hosts, Harris at times seems unsure of how to answer.

  • by Maureen Dowd
160 million Americans will vote. Only 538 will choose the next president

160 million Americans will vote. Only 538 will choose the next president

They are the members of the Electoral College. And they, in turn, are chosen by the legislatures of the 50 states plus the District of Columbia.

  • by Peter Hartcher
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Kamala played all the Trump cards, but one of them was risky

Kamala played all the Trump cards, but one of them was risky

By emphasising race – something she has so far downplayed, as Obama did in 2008 – Kamala Harris runs the risk of playing into her opponent’s hands.

  • by Nick Bryant
Break a leg, Superman
Opinion
Column 8

Break a leg, Superman

Some hecklers will drive you homicidal.

Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris: Inside their quietly close bond

Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris: Inside their quietly close bond

An ex-adviser to Hillary Clinton says the former secretary of state longs for Trump’s defeat, and would find it more satisfying if he lost to a woman.

  • by Annie Karni and Katie Glueck
Trump’s big new problem is that by attacking Walz, he punches his own voters

Trump’s big new problem is that by attacking Walz, he punches his own voters

For Donald Trump, making personal snipes is a compulsion. But it’s hard to see how his usual attacks will work against a Democrat who embodies middle America.

  • by Katy Hall
I knocked Biden out of the race in ’87. Almost four decades later, he needs to quit again

I knocked Biden out of the race in ’87. Almost four decades later, he needs to quit again

In Washington, people often become what they start out scorning. This has happened to Joe Biden.

  • by Maureen Dowd

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